Campus is starting to show the signs of Autumn. I think it is one of the most beautiful times of the year to welcome the changing colors of the trees and shrubs on campus.
On Tuesday we welcome campus visitors to our first Discovery Day of the Fall semester. Prospective students and their parents are registering for college preparation and will spend al day with us learning about academic programs, residence life, financial aid, collegiate activities through student clubs and teams, and can take their time strolling around campus.
Our Curtis community is generous with hospitality and welcoming our visitors. We appreciate the businesses and services which enable community guests to enjoy their stay.
Aggie teams in action
Two weekends ago, it was three; and this past weekend it was four Aggie teams traveling for collegiate contests.
We are proud of the students for their dedication to academics and the enhanced opportunities to experience teamwork, leadership and travel.
We wish them safety on the road, and the best in their efforts for individual and team successes.
- Aggie Rodeo goes to Dickenson State University, Dickenson, N.D.
- Shotgun Sports Team travels to Brainard for Concordia College Sporting Clays
- Livestock Judging will be at the Flint Hills -- MidAmerica Classic, Hutchinson, Kan.
- Ranch Horse Team heads to their first contest of the Fall semester at the Slidin' Daze Classic in Elbert, Colo.
Family, friends and alumni often travel to some of these contests to cheer on the Aggie team. We appreciate everyone's support of our NCTA students. Go Aggies!
Movie Night at The Green
Aggie students in a Human Relations class taught by Professor Eric Reed NCTA are being graded on class projects which require research, planning, education, marketing, and most of all, communication skills with our campus community.
A first event of the fall semester will be Oct. 5 as a trio of students have planned a Western movie showing on the green space (old football field) south of Ag Hall.
Bianca Reyes, Cody Flint, and Heath Roberson have coordinated a donations to benefit a national group, the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
Students can bring a lawn chair, lawn blankets, or a seat on the tailgate of your pickup for an evening of fun, fellowship and goodwill. We'll provide the popcorn and candy and drinks. (Alcohol is not permitted on campus).
Welcome to the signs of Fall, and to our guests coming to campus on Tuesday!
NCTA Events:
Oct. 3-6: NCTA to College Fairs at seven Lincoln high schools
Oct. 4: NCTA Discovery Day, Ed Center
Oct. 5: NCTA at Southwest Nebraska Career and College Fair, 9-11 a.m., Cambridge High School
Oct. 5: Student movie night, 7:30 p.m., Ag Hall green space
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